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Early Help Assessment for children and young people Please contact the Access and Referral Team on 0300 300 8585 to check whether an ERA has already been completed for this child. Is this Child/Young

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How to fill out early help assessment for

1. Start by gathering all necessary information, such as the individual's personal details, background information, and information about their current situation.
2. Familiarize yourself with the purpose and goals of the early help assessment.
3. Use the provided assessment tool or form to gather information and evaluate the individual's needs and risks.
4. Consider the individual's strengths, resources, and support networks while assessing their needs.
5. Document the assessment findings accurately and objectively.
6. Collaborate with other professionals or agencies involved in the individual's care to gather additional information if needed.
7. Analyze the collected information and identify any immediate risks or safeguarding concerns.
8. Develop an early help plan or intervention strategy based on the assessment findings and identified needs.
9. Ensure the assessment process is person-centered and involves the individual and their family or carers.
10. Continuously review and update the assessment as the situation changes or new information becomes available.

Who needs early help assessment for?

1. Early help assessment is for individuals who may require support or intervention to address their specific needs and ensure their well-being.
2. It can be used for vulnerable individuals, such as children or adults at risk, families facing difficulties or crisis, individuals with mental health issues, individuals involved in substance abuse, those experiencing domestic violence, and others.
3. The assessment helps to identify risks, determine appropriate interventions, and ensure that necessary support services are provided to meet the individual's needs.

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What is early help assessment for?

Early help assessment is used to identify the needs of children and families at an early stage to provide appropriate support and interventions.

Who is required to file early help assessment for?

Professionals working with children and families, such as social workers, teachers, and healthcare professionals, are required to file early help assessments.

How to fill out early help assessment for?

Early help assessments can be filled out by gathering information about the child and family's needs, strengths, and risks, and completing the assessment form provided by the relevant authority.

What is the purpose of early help assessment for?

The purpose of early help assessment is to ensure that children and families receive the support they need to thrive and overcome challenges.

What information must be reported on early help assessment for?

Information to be reported on early help assessment includes the child and family's personal details, living situation, education, health, and any concerns or risks identified.